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The 2020 Prize List 3 2020 National Show Horse FINALS September 10-12, 2020 Illinois State Fairgrounds, Springfield, Illinois NATIONAL Contact Cindy Clinton Office 937-962-4336 • Cell 937-935-1753 SHOW HORSE [email protected] • [email protected] REGISTRY JUDGES (A) Cathy Vincent .................................................................Greenwood, DE (B) Paul Kostial .....................................................................................Austin, TX (C) Nancy Becker...................................................................Nicholasville, KY 2019/2020 Board of Directors The system of judging and scoring in all classes with the exception of SHA In Hand, will be the Majority Opinion System (MOS). Under the Majority Opinion System, all three judges carry equal weight in the final class decision, and winners are placed by the best two out of three votes. Each horse is judged as if it were working individually David Mikosz, Chairman — Bluffton, SC and then compared with the performance of all other horses in the class who are judged on the same basis. All Mike Beethe, Vice Chairman — Phoenix, AZ judges place the same number of entries in each class, depending on class size. Ties are resolved by averaging Phil Sheehe, Secretary — Miami, FL the opinions of the three judges. Show Horse Alliance In-Hand classes will be scored. Judging assignments of #1, #2, and #3 will be posted in the horse show office. Duane Esser, Treasurer — Cleves, OH Board Members OFFICIALS Kit Calafato, Roseburg, OR Manager...................................................... Cindy Clinton .........................................................................Dayton, OH Cindy Clinton, Dayton, OH Secretary .................................................... Ryan Chambers ........................................................Bonne Terre, MO Lester Martin, Lawson, MO Scorer .......................................................... Tim Moerbe ........................................................................Thornton, CO Karen Root, Orem, UT Lou Ruscitto, Venetia, PA USEF Steward ......................................... Joyce Hamblin .....................................................................Lexington, KY Announcer & Music ............................ Dan Savage .................................................................................Gilbert, AZ NSH Registry Office Ringmaster ................................................ Jack Thomas ..........................................................................Memphis, TN Cindy Clinton Barn Manager .......................................... Cindy Clinton .........................................................................Dayton, OH 2242 Polo Park Drive • Dayton, OH 45439 Farrier .......................................................... Darrell Mutschelknaus .................................Newcomerstown, OH 937-962-4336 • cell 937-935-1753 Paddock Manager ................................. Paul DeVroomen ..............................................................Burlington, KY fax 937-802-5252 Photographer .......................................... Howie Schatzberg .......................................................Cave Creek, AZ [email protected] [email protected] • www.nshregistry.org Video ........................................................... Seehorse Video .......................................................................Arcadia, IN EMT .............................................................. Lauren Hocking ....................................................................Springfield, IL Veterinarian .............................................. Equine Athlete Performance Services ................. 517-643-1091 Feed and Bedding................................. Evans Cartage ....................................................................217-523-5400 Show Office Phone (commencing September 8th) ............................................................. 314-717-7683 FEE SCHEDULE (see pages 10 and 11 for entry fees) Show Horse Stalls . .$150.00 Cindy Clinton, Chairman Tack Stalls . $150.00 Duane Esser, Vice Chairman Early Arrival MONDAY PER STALL . $30.00 Mike Beethe Office Fee (excludes Tournament Classes) . .$30.00 David Mikosz USEF Show Pass . $45.00 USEF Drugs/Medications Fee ($15 D/M-$8) . $23.00 AHA fee (for Arabian horses only) . $5.00 AHA Single Event Membership (SEM) fee (for Arabian classes only) . .$35.00 AHA Resolution 9/90 fee (for Arabian horses only) . $5.00 Arabian TBA Class Fee (separate from entry fee) . .$75.00 Post Entry Fee (per horse) . $50.00 Returned Check Fee . $50.00 This show is a qualifying show for A.H.A. Region 11 Championships and National Championships. 4 2020 NSHR FINALS REGULATIONS GENERAL INFORMATION: All horses to be exhibited in National August 18, 2020 or otherwise delayed will be charged post entry fees. The Show Horse classes must be registered with the National Show Horse date shown on metered mail will NOT be considered the official post Registry. All horses to be exhibited in Show Horse Alliance classes must be mark. All checks should be made payable to the National Show Horse enrolled with the Show Horse Alliance. All horses to be exhibited at this Registry. Visa, MasterCard and American Express are accepted. Total entry show in Arabian classes must provide a copy of their registration papers. fees, must be paid prior to entry closing date or post entry fees will be charged. Entries must be post marked on or before August 18, 2020. Every class offered herein which is covered by the rules and specifications of the current Federaton rule book will be conducted and judged in POST ENTRIES: Post entries will be accepted until 6:00 p.m. CST, accordance therewith. Any questions not covered by the Federation rule Wednesday, September 9th. Entries in Lead Line 2-6 are exempt from the book will be resolved by show management, and such decisions of show post entry deadline and post entry fees. All post entries are $50 per horse. management will be final. Stalls for horses being post entered shall be assigned by availability. First consideration for stall assignments is given to Sponsors and entries paid and All entries are accepted with the understanding that the NSHR and/or received by the post mark date August 18, 2020. Illinois State Fairgrounds will not be held responsible for any loss, damage or injury to any horse exhibited or any article of any kind. All horses shall be CHANGES/ADDITIONS — CLASS ENTRY: Horses are allowed subject to the control and direction of the Show Committee but solely at to change classes or enter additional classes after the regular entry closing the risk of the exhibitor, who will be responsible for any loss, damage or date (August 18th) by paying a post entry fee or if the horse is already injury to any person, animal or property occasioned by him, his agents or entered in one class it may be changed from one class to another for an employees, or by any animal owned or exhibited by him, and shall indemnify additional fee of $100. No class changes will be allowed after 6:00 p.m. the NSHR and/or Illinois Sate Fairgrounds against any and all losses, damages CST, Wednesday, September 9th unless the horse is not eligible for the and liability thus occasioned, including but not limited to any and all legal class originally entered. THIS RULE WILL BE STRICTLY costs, including attorney fees, which may be incurred as a result thereof. The ENFORCED. PLEASE DO NOT ASK FOR SPECIAL submitting of any form to the NSHR office shall constitute an acceptance by CONSIDERATION. each person signing same of the provisions herein set forth. REFUSAL OF ENTRIES: Management reserves the right to refuse, SHOW OFFICE: The show office will be open beginning Wednesday, accept conditionally, or to cancel any entries of any exhibitor as stated in September 9th. The Barn Manager will be on the grounds commencing the Federation rule book, GR914. Monday, September 7th for stall assignments. Stalls will not be available until Tuesday, September 8th at 8:00 a.m. The show office phone number CANCELLATION OF ENTRIES: To encourage early entries, commencing Wednesday, September 8th will be 314-717-7683. The Management agrees to cancel and refund entry and stall fees on any horse show office will NOT be open Sunday, following the show. not fit to show providing written notice is provided to the NSHR office on or before entry closing date (August 18, 2020). Exhibitors cancelling their Street address for deliveries during the show: Illinois State Fairgrounds, entries for any reason after the regular entry closing date (August 18, Coliseum Horse Show Office, 801 E. Sangamon Avenue, Springfield, IL 2020), shall forfeit all fees. No substitution of horses will be permitted. 62702 HEALTH PAPERS: All horses entering the state of Illinois will be ENTRIES: Entries must be on the official entry forms for this show. All required to obtain an entrance permit from the Illinois Department of horses entering belonging to one owner must be entered on one entry form Agriculture. The permit will be obtained by your veterinarian at the time (additional entry forms may be copied and attached). No horse may be that the health certificate is issued. Permits will be issued 24/7 by contacting entered on more than one entry form (exception: entries for Show Horse the Bureau of Animal Health at 217-782-4944 and will be issued up to 72 Alliance and Tournament Championships MUST be on the gray entry hours in advance of the movement.
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